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Park Service Teams up with Mote Labs to Test Coral Disease Treatment
The Virgin Islands National Park has teamed up with Mote Marine Laboratory and Aquarium in Florida to test out a new tool in the fight against lethal Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease.
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Source: St. Thomas Source | The trusted independent voice of the Virgin Islands community
Kenya: Construction the Silver Lining, With 60,000 New Jobs
[Nation] Increased investment in construction, as Covid-19 ravaged the country, saved a portion of the economy last year, creating thousands of new job opportunities as other sectors suffered.
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Source: allAfrica.com
In Wake Of Rising Anti-Semitism, Black-Jewish Coalitions Emerge - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
… no development in the African-American community for the division … noted Maayan Zik, an African-American Jew and co-founder of … focus on their commonalities. “African-Americans are the number one … passion for African and African-American studies and the two …
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FEMA Awards DPW $1.9M to Mitigate Flooding at Fish Fry Drive, St. John
The popular roadway lies to the west of the Theodore Eric Moorehead Marine Facility in Cruz Bay and is subject to recurring coastal and riverine flooding.
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Road Work Excavations Set to Install Conduits and Boxed, Sugar Estate Road, Dronningens Gade, Pollyberg.
No parking will be allowed during project working hours. All vehicles must be removed prior to the beginning of construction.
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Ludacris Headlines at Centennial Park Today | Atlanta Daily World
UDACRIS TO HEADLINE ATLANTA MARCH ON FOR VOTING RIGHTS RALLY AND CONCERT AT CENTENNIAL PARK ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, THE 58TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE MARCH ON WASHINGTON March On for Voting Rights is a Nationwide Mass Mobilization to Demand that Elected Officials Protect Democracy, Denounce Voter
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Job Opportunity at TANROADS, Material Technician - - The Tanzania News
Material Technician  The Tanzania National Roads Agency (TANROADS) on behalf of the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania entered into a contract for ongoing Upgrading of …
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The Waterway Restoration Partnership Launches a New One-Stop Shop Website | The Madison Times
By Karen Stokes Waterway Restoration Partnership (WRP) recently introduced its new website, www.mkewaterwaypartners.org. This valuable one-stop website unites the WRP’s 15 partners, the work of the Milwaukee Estuary Area of Concern (AOC) and ongoing waterway projects. In the late 80’s, the
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Source: The Madison Times Weekly Newspaper
RFP Storm Restoration & Roof Repairs
*EXTENDED DEADLINE*: St. Joseph High School (St. Croix) Storm Restoration And Roof Repairs.
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Rotary Club launches shadehouse at Cheshire Home - Stabroek News
The Rotary Club of Georgetown in collaboration with Rotary District 7030, has launched its Shade House Vegetable Garden & Mini Fruit Farm at the Cheshire Home for the disabled, Mahaica, East Coast
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The Milwaukee Estuary is an Area of Concern: What’s the Plan to Clean it Up? | The Madison Times
By Ana Martinez-Ortiz One of Milwaukee’s greatest features is its shoreline. However, while things on the surface look fine, there’s a different story happening underneath. The Department of City Development for the City of Milwaukee held a presentation regarding the contaminated sediment in the
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Zimbabwe: Zim Has No Hand in UK Deportations
[The Herald] The MDC Alliance in the UK and a two-man group calling itself the Restoration of Human Rights in Zimbabwe organised a poorly attended demonstration in London at the Zimbabwe embassy.
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Pastor gives back to communities
NEW YORK-BASED Pastor Dionne Bryce-Wells and members of her family spent August 9-16 distributing grocery packages and school supplies to adults and children in Devon, Harry Watch, Ballynure, Hibernia, her alma mater, Christiana High School,...
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WATCH | The Ashton Arch bridge finally slides into place – a first for South Africa
The Ashton Arch bridge moved into place at the weekend, bringing a close to a seven-year project and making history in South Africa.
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MP Chitsulo leads all political parties in commemorating independence day in Mwanza
Mwanza West Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Parliamentarian Joyce Chitsulo has said Malawians ought to passionately celebrate the Independence Day every year to demonstrate their genuine solidarity towards the nation and also honour the freedom fighters who gave their lives for Independence in
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Source: Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi
Kenya: In Beach Town's Battle Against Plastic, Echoes of a Global Crisis
[UNEP] A stroll along the beaches of Watamu, Kenya used to mean navigating a sea of garbage, including piles of plastic water bottles.
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Nigeria: Osinbajo Seeks Better Management of Solid Minerals
[This Day] Abuja -- Vice President Prof Yemi Osinbajo yesterday warned managers of solid mineral resources to get their acts together to enable Nigeria to harness the potential of the sector for economic development.
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Soroptimist International targets food security, climate change - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Soroptimist International Esperance launched its Planting Trees—Hope for the Future project in response to the Soroptimist International call to Plant Trees for a Brilliant Future, to celebrate its centenary. SI Esperance said that call, along with the 2021 UN Environmental Day theme of Ecosys
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RFP-Storm Restoration And Roof Repairs
Request for Proposals: St. Joseph High School (St. Croix) Storm Restoration And Roof Repairs.
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DA approaches Gauteng Cogta MEC to speed up election of new Joburg mayor | News24
The DA has turned to Gauteng Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs MEC Lebogang Maile to ensure that a new mayor is elected for Joahnnesburg.
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VIEWFINDER | Tapes reveal secret workings of police disciplinary hearings for murder and brutality cases | News24
The mother of a dead child has given Viewfinder access to the tapes of a disciplinary hearing of the police officer accused of killing her son. The tapes reveal the inner workings of police hearings, from which brutality-accused officers routinely emerge unpunished, and from which even the police
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This Week’s Senate Calendar: September 6-10, 2021
Here’s what’s on tap at the V.I. Legislature this week.
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Road Work Installation Projects to Cause Traffic Delays in Many Locations May 24-28.
This project is expected to improve capacity, reliability, resiliency and increase performance of the existing communication network.
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No pay for Lake Asphalt workers for fourth week in a row - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
FOR the fourth week in succession, workers of Lake Asphalt (LATT) will be going home without pay. LATT’s CEO Roger Wiggins said the company is experiencing a cash flow problem. “We weren’t timely with the payments because of some of the challenges we were having with our cash flow.” He sai
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World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought
THIS YEAR'S THEME IS RESTORATION, LAND, RECOVERY.
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Local company invests heavily in asphalt manufacture - Barbados Today
Eighty per cent of the asphalt being used to repave the island’s road network in the ongoing road rehabilitation programme is coming from a locally-owned company which is the sole producer of bitumen asphalt in the region. Minister of Transport, Works and Water Resources Ian Gooding-Edghill who
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Fiber-Optic Installation Project Continues Through July 3 on St. Thomas and St. Croix.
Motorists can expect delays this week due to partial road closures while work is happening at the following locations.
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Commission at odds with attorney selection process; adds four new projects to budget
The Greene County Commission met in regular session, Monday, May 10, 2021, with its recently hired legal counsel Attorney Mark Parnell of Birmingham. Prior to the agenda being approved, Commissioner Lester Brown noted that the item, Approval of Previous Minutes, was not on the agenda. Following the
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Zimbabwe: Proper Job Being Done in Roadworks
[The Herald] The reconstruction of Seke Road starts today as part of the second phase of the central Government's Emergency Road Repair Programme 2 (ERRP2) put in place when it became obvious that most urban authorities were unable to fulfil their municipal mandate to make and repair their roads.
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Atlanta Still Hosting FreakNik At HBCU As Delta Variant Fuels COVID-19 Spike In Georgia
As music festivals, concerts and other large gatherings planned for the fall begin to get canceled over concerns of the COVID-19 delta variant spreading, the infamous FreakNik event is still expected to go on as scheduled in Atlanta.
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